While the criminal case is still ongoing, the University of Oklahoma announced that it will be imposing sanctions against Mayfield.

“As I stated earlier, I could not be more disappointed in my actions and the embarrassment they caused for my university and team,” Mayfield stated. “I am anxious to fulfill the responsibilities that have been set and am continuing to dedicate myself to the high standard that everyone rightfully expects from someone in my position.”

Under the sanctions, Mayfield will be required to participate in university alcohol education and 35 hours of community service before the fall semester begins.

“Baker has expressed regret for his actions and backed up his apology by being a model leader in our program. He has learned from his mistake and will continue to grow from it. The coaching staff and team has every confidence in him going forward,” said OU head football coach Lincoln Riley.